Our faith must be based on a personal relationship with Jesus, but we can’t do it alone; we must pursue genuine community with other believers. Rather than attending church on a come-and-go basis, we should strive to be connected to an authentic,...

As Paul explains in this passage, in the body of Christ, everyone has a role, and no role is too small.

All believers should actively seek to serve the body of Christ. We must serve, not sit!

Pastor Pender uses the first Sunday of Pastor Appreciation Month to discuss growth requires some type of effort.

The love of God is greater than any person, circumstance, sin, or failure.

As we trust in God’s unfailing love as the strength of our lives, we will experience his promise of our being more than conquerors.

Apostle Dickie Adams from Shepherds Heart Kingdom ministries presents a timely 5th Sunday message regarding our obligation to use what God has given us for His glory!

Viewed through the lens of God’s sovereignty, every believer can face suffering with purpose and hope.

Our ultimate hope is in the completion of our salvation when we will be with God, face-to-face

When we are born again, we are adopted as sons and daughters into God’s family, transforming our identities and our lives forever.

Our responsibility is to cooperate with the leading of God’s Spirit as we change into the likeness of Jesus.

There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ: Jesus has fulfilled the requirements of the law that we could never fulfill on our own.

If we are in Christ, his Spirit lives in us and gives us new life.

The satisfaction of everyday life pales in comparison to the satisfaction that comes from allowing the Holy Spirit to interrupt our lives.

Our willingness and capacity to care for others will grow naturally out of our walk with God.